Alpine Aqueduct Reach 1
Replacement and Resiliency Project
Neighborhood Restoration
As early as Monday, Aug. 24, the Alpine Aqueduct Reach 1 (AA-1) project team will begin neighborhood restoration. Concrete restoration will be completed in sections, with each section expected to take approximately three weeks.
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The first section to be completed will be Section One (see map below).
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During this time, crews will replace curb, gutter and driveway approaches, along with sidewalk and park strip walkways damaged by construction.
What Should I Expect?
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The local road within the active section will be closed during work hours, Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Individual driveways within this section will be closed at different times as crews remove existing materials, prepare driveway approaches, pour new concrete and allow the concrete to cure.
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How Should I Prepare?
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Once the local road closure is in place, vehicle access to and from driveways within the active section may not be available until the road reopens.
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If you receive a separate driveway closure notice, your driveway will remain inaccessible outside of regular work hours or for multiple days during preparation, concrete placement and curing.
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Following concrete restoration, trees, grass, and other landscaping within the park strip that may have been removed or damaged during the project will be restored by a professional landscaping company.
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Please review the following restoration resources for additional information:
Somerset Drive One-Way Flagging Postponed
Starting Monday, Aug. 24, crews will be completing utility work on Somerset Drive (1360 East). To accommodate this work, one-way flagging will be in place along a segment of the road through Friday, Aug. 28. Please slow down and follow all posted signage and crew instructions.
What to Expect:
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No street parking along Somerset Drive.
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Minor travel and driveway access delays between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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One-way alternating flagging along Somerset Drive.
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Impacted residents will be directly notified of any planned utility service interruptions related to this work.
1060 North Utility Work
Starting Monday, July 27, crews will begin utility work to connect water and fiber lines along 1060 North. Work will begin on the west end of 1060 North and progress east (see map below). This work is expected to continue through the end of August.
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What to Expect:
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No street parking along 1060 North.
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Driveway access may be delayed by up to 15 minutes during scheduled work hours (7 a.m. to 7 p.m.), to allow crews to move equipment or install driveway plates.
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For questions about driveway access, please speak with an on-site crew member or contact the project team at 385-376-4400.
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Residents will be notified of any planned utility service interruptions related to this work.
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Please slow down and follow all posted detours and crew instructions when traveling through the work zone.
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Estimate Pipe Installation & Driveway Closures
All aqueduct installation within the neighborhood is expected to be complete by the end of August.
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While pipe installation is nearing completion, utility work will continue as crews complete connections and prepare for neighborhood restoration. As a result, additional short-term driveway and roadway closures and other temporary impacts along 1060 North will still occur over the coming months.
*Please note that construction schedules are tentative and subject to change based on a variety of factors.
Vehicle Usage on Sidewalks
Due to the hazards associated with operating personal golf carts or other compact vehicles in an active construction zone, the use of these vehicles in the work zone is strongly discouraged. Residents should utilize the on-demand shuttle service to travel through the area. Shuttle drivers are safety-certified and specifically trained to operate within the construction zone.
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Individuals who choose to operate personal golf carts or compact vehicles within the construction zone do so at their own risk.
Trail Access
For your safety, the trails in this area have been temporarily rerouted to accommodate construction activities for the Alpine Aqueduct Reach 1 project. Please use the updated route shown on the map below and stay alert for construction vehicles and equipment crossing or operating near the trail.
Mailbox Impacts
As part of this project, crews removed mailboxes that inhibited construction activities along 1060 North. The project team has made every effort to carefully remove and preserve each mailbox; however, some damage is expected due to the nature of the work.​
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Mailboxes will be stored off-site until late 2026, when they will be reinstalled as part of the neighborhood and park strip restoration.
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Before reinstallation in late 2026, the project team will coordinate directly with each homeowner to determine the most appropriate replacement or restoration plan based on the condition of the original mailbox. If a mailbox is damaged beyond repair during removal, our team will provide any salvaged pieces upon request.
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